23 effects being felt on Day 35 of the shutdown

Analysis by Zachary B. Wolf, CNN

The current government shutdown is poised to become the longest in history. On Tuesday, it ties the 35-day record set in 2019, during President Donald Trump’s first term. With no serious negotiations happening, it’s a good bet the shutdown will continue for the foreseeable.

Many of the effects — like lapses in food aid for the lowest-income Americans — are just starting to be felt. Other impacts, like the cost to the economy of delaying billions in federal funding, may never truly be known.

Here are some of the more notable effects, from CNN’s reporting and as documented by other outlets, of what is officially tied for the longest US government shutdown in history.

More than 1 million federal workers aren’t getting paid. Some federal workers are deemed